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Infrastructure

Infrastructure in Kargil has seen significant upgrades in the 21st century, largely driven by strategic imperatives and its new Union Territory status.

Electricity is relatively stable during the summer, primarily supplied by the 44 MW Chutak Hydroelectric Plant on the Suru River, though winter freezing can cause generation drops and scheduled power cuts. Solar power adoption is increasing rapidly.

Water is sourced from glacial streams and the Suru River, piped to public taps and households, though freezing pipes are a major winter challenge. Telecommunications have drastically improved; 4G mobile internet is now widely available via Jio, Airtel, and BSNL, though broadband infrastructure is still developing compared to major Indian cities. Waste management remains a growing concern as urbanization and tourism increase.

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